Georgian, Slovak Presidents discuss bilateral cooperation, prospects for further development of relations
Foreign policy

Peter Pellegrini Mikheil Kavelashvili
Photo: Presidential Administration
The main areas of bilateral cooperation and prospects for further development of Georgia-Slovakia relations were discussed on Wednesday in a meeting between Georgian President Mikeil Kavelashvili and his Slovak counterpart Peter Pellegrini on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
During the meeting, the leaders focused on deepening cooperation and strengthening ties between the two nations.
The meeting noted that bilateral cooperation between Georgia and Slovakia was based on traditional ties between the peoples, shared values, and mutual respect for each other’s national interests, providing a solid foundation for further development of relations.
Economic links and sectoral cooperation were highlighted as key areas for future collaboration.
Kavelashvili also expressed gratitude for Slovakia’s continued support of Georgia’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.





